Tedwonny
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- Jan 10, 2012
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- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- Chinese
- Home Country
- Hong Kong
- Current Location
- UK
I came across this quote somewhere giving advice on what learners of English should be aware of:
"To learn “apple” it is not sufficient to learn how much of what goes on counts as apple; we must learn how much counts as an apple, and how much as another"
What does the first part mean (i.e. the title)? Could you please explain the structure?
THANKS a lot
"To learn “apple” it is not sufficient to learn how much of what goes on counts as apple; we must learn how much counts as an apple, and how much as another"
What does the first part mean (i.e. the title)? Could you please explain the structure?
THANKS a lot